Owners report 43.7 mpg from a Mitsubishi ASX, about 84% of the official figure. On its NEDC-tested engines that is 84%, about typical: the median NEDC-tested car in this 8,216-engine dataset returns 82%. The tables below give the figure for every engine and generation we hold. Add your own at the bottom and the averages get better for the next buyer.
43.7mpg
Real-world average, all engines
84%
of the official combined figure
31–65
Range reported by owners (mpg)
241
Owner submissions
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Mitsubishi ASX
2010–2021 · real average 43.7 mpg · owners report 31.0–65.0 mpg · 241 submissions
Engine
Official (NEDC)
Official (WLTP)
Real MPG
% of official
Owners report
1.6
47.1–48.7
–
41.5
87%
–
1.6 D
61.4
–
54.2
88%
46.0–65.0
1.6 D 4WD
56.5
–
45.9
81%
42.0–49.0
1.8 D
55.4
–
47.4
86%
39.0–57.0
1.8 D 4WD
54.3
–
43.4
80%
33.0–53.0
2.2 D 4WD Automatic
48.7
–
38.7
80%
–
All figures in miles per gallon (UK). “Owners report” is the spread of individual submissions for that engine.
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Mitsubishi ASX fuel economy questions
What is the real-world MPG of a Mitsubishi ASX?
Owners report an average of 43.7 mpg across all Mitsubishi ASX engines with data, about 84% of the official combined figure. The engine tables on this page give the figure for each engine and generation.
Why is the Mitsubishi ASX real MPG lower than the official figure?
Official figures come from a laboratory test cycle, not the road. Cold starts, short trips, hills, load, tyres and driving style all cost fuel the test does not see. A gap of 10 to 30 per cent is normal; a much bigger gap on one engine usually points at a fault, a heavy right foot, or a diesel that never gets warm.
Where did the Honest John Mitsubishi ASX Real MPG page go?
The site closed in August 2026 and its Real MPG section went with it. This page is where the Mitsubishi ASX figures now live: rebuilt from the archived dataset, with the official figures kept alongside, and reopened for new submissions.
If you used the Honest John Real MPG section before the site closed in 2026, this is where the Mitsubishi ASX figures now live. The owner-reported averages above were rebuilt from the archived dataset (archived page, 2026-06) alongside the official NEDC and WLTP figures and new submissions from CarAdCheck readers, and the section is open so they keep improving. Real-world figures also feed the running-cost estimate in our free advert check.
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